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If you’re looking for the ultimate in Asian shopping, you need look no further than Uwajimaya, a family owned supermarket in the International District.
This 60,000 square foot super-supermarket had humble beginnings. In 1928 when Fujimatsu Moriguchi sold fishcakes and good from his truck to Japanese workers. He called his business Uwajima-ya after the town […]
If you were interested my previous post about the Seattle Clock Walk, but weren’t interested in Seattle. . .outdoors. . .when it’s cold and rainy, here’s a chance to catch a glimpse of 27 public clocks in the downtown area without ever leaving the house.
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For those of you who didn’t get enough New Years Eve celebrating the first time around, here is another opportunity – the ushering in of the Lunar New Year. Yes, another opportunity for a New Years Eve Party, this one on February 17th, as you countdown the minutes to the Year of the Pig (Boar).
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